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I don't understand your comment, Spiros, or it is the humor in the second degree, it is a photo that I've taken this year and that I have transformed into an old photograph from 1913, the story of the trunk is pure fantasy set the scene.

You say you took the picture, you can not have 120 years,
I say as I sign the text of Lumixane where she explicitly speaks of your staging.
It is, therefore, a sense of humor.

But there is also an implied criticism : you have forced a little too much for my taste on the aging of the image,
And a suggestion, implied also : replace the moon, rather showy in a cloudy sky, by a stamp of the time and (or) a buffer of a post dated.
It is, therefore, of the humor in the third degree as in the photo linked to the BNF.

The larger the photo seemed cracked and aged, the more the exercise technique was difficult, despite my nickname, I don mégote not my effort, however running around in Paris to find a stamp of 1913 (which goes normally on the back, you would I noticed !), you may be a considerable sum to shell out for the acquire, having to scan all of it for a post, it still will not grow old in the begonias, or to take the children of the good god for wild ducks, my dear Spiros !

Thank you Géna, primo, I am not nostalgic for that time, since I was not born ; and two, you could live your adult life in 1950 and still living today I largely prefer to enter in the adult age in the late 60's, the beatles, rolling stones, woodstock, may ' 68, a wind of protest full of utopia, or was hoped to remake the world, today it is the era of zombies resigned who walk not disillusioned, no future !

thank you Anne, get all my wishes in return, I am afraid that there is a small mistake, under the dome is not patina that the brass sculptures because it is not the grand palace but the museum d'orsay, or, rather, on the photo of the Orsay train station, serving at the time the west of France, to note, it seems to me that it is in this station that a train could not brake, had gone through the canopy.